Welcome to Air Show 2012!
Waco AQC-6
North American Harvard
T28 Trojan
Mustang and Stearman
Pitts Special
Welcome to Air Show 2012! The 2012 show will something for everyone! Vintage and modern passenger aircraft; aeorobatics; vintage and current air force aircraft. Kids activities, vendors and more. A great day for the whole family!
Waco AQC-6 The Waco Aircraft Company of Troy, Ohio was a major manufacturer of aircraft in the U. S. from 1928 - 1935.
North American Harvard Derived from the 1935 NA-16 prototype, the North American NA-26 design was first flown in 1938. This aircraft was designated the Basic Combat Trainer, BC-1.
T28 Trojan The North American T-28 Trojan was a piston-engined military trainer aircraft used by the United States armed forces in the 1950s and into the early 1980s.
Mustang and Stearman The North American Mustang and Boeing Steerman from Vintage Wings of Canada.
Pitts Special Ron Andrew of Blender Airshows brings his Pitts Special for the first time to the Princeton Air Show. The Pitts Special is the world's leading high performance aerobatic aircraft.
Waco AQC-6
The Waco Aircraft Company of Troy, Ohio was a major manufacturer of aircraft in the U. S. from 1928 - 1935.Beginning in 1921 as the Weaver Aircraft Company they moved to Troy in 1924 and became the Advance Aircraft Company keeping the Waco logo. From 1929 they changed the name to the Waco Aircraft Company. The Waco (wah-co) series of four-seat cabin biplanes were initiated in 1931 and were produced continuously in progressively refined models until 1939.
The Waco system of model designation takes some time to understand - the first letter identifies the engine type, the second the wing style, and the third the fuselage design. The Museum's aircraft was manufactured in 1937 at Troy, Ohio as a ZQC-6 model (285 hp Jacobs L-5MB engine) but was converted to an AQC-6 (330 hp Jacobs L-6MB) in 1947.
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